RAOUL FRANCÉ: FÖLDÜNK KINCSEI. A teremtés első napja.A magyar tűzhányóhegyek.Mi van a magyar föld alatt? A tenger építi és lebontja a szárazföldet.A magyar föld érckincsei.A drágakövek irányítják a világtörténelmet.Hogyan keletkeztek a Kárpátok? A magyar só és kőolaj értéke.A Kárpátok is el fognak tűnni.A jég munkája.A termőföld kincse.A fejlődés törvénye. A teremtés első napja. Ha valakinek meg akarnám mutatni a magyar föld minden kincsét és csodáját: - hova vezessem? A Kárpátok bérceire, az erdélyi havasok rengetegeibe, vagy pedig vezessem-e fel az új Magyarország legmagasabb hegyére, a 2305 méter magas borsai Horthy Miklós-csúcsra? Vagy kövessük honfoglaló őseink útját s látogassunk el a visszatért Kárpátalja erdőborította hegyláncaira? Itt mindenütt találunk valamit a magyar föld sajátosságaiból, de ami hazánk igazi lényegét teszi, azzal nem találkozunk. Szebb ez, mint a sokat látogatott Jánoshegy, mert itt édesen csendül fel a magány dallama.
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Handmade Matt: Kitchen and Bathroom Wagon - Off Grid Portable Home. You can click on any photograph to enlarge it. It's been a magic process of creation with a mixture of new and recycled materials resulting in a completely unique home that is truly part of me. The total cost has been about £3,000 - A functional substitute could be achieved for a lot less no doubt, I have done many previous builds and camper conversions on a shoe string budget but this latest creation is in a league of it's own. I am so happy with the result. This article will show a photo documented step by step guide of the process.Firstly, here's a few shots of the finished cabin: The vegetables and the 490watt Solar Array: The interior: The vision was to create a modern, comfortable and yet rustic set of facilities for life in a yurt. A set up like this means that on any suitable site within a few days a very comfortable home can be made.
Here's some pictures of the trailer on the day I bought it, it's bed is 14' x 6' a modest 84 square feet: Everything was being offered up for size.